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Old 01-18-2009, 10:01 PM   #1
New Workshop (and house) - Work in Progress
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My new home is almost finished (planning to move next weekend), so here's a few pictures of where I'll be setting up shop.

Back of the new house. Bottom Left is a single garage where I'll get set up. I'll have about a 14x20 of permanent usable space, and another 10 or so feet available if I move the yard tools and mower out of the way.


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Cabinets my father-in-law saved from their kitchen remodel. These should work nicely.


Drill press and scroll saw. Both need a little work and care, but are functional.


New planer I mentioned in another thread.




More to come as things get set up.

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Re: New Workshop (and house) - Work in Progress

Allright Brad! - congratulations on your new house and the new shop that is great
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Re: New Workshop (and house) - Work in Progress

Lookin' good, Brad. Bout 6 months and 8 grand and you'll be well underway!



Good luck, Buddy.
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Old 01-18-2009, 10:14 PM   #4
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Re: New Workshop (and house) - Work in Progress

Nice space, and I don't see any driveway heading to it so it can't be misinterpreted for what it really is.
I look forward to seeing your shop come together.

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Nice looking house & shop space. It will be real easy to get your new jointer, dust collector, band saw, table saw, etc. in there.
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Looks like you are on your way!
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Re: New Workshop (and house) - Work in Progress

Originally Posted by Brad Parsley View Post
I'll have about a 14x20 of permanent usable space, and another 10 or so feet available if I move the yard tools and mower out of the way.
Very nice but you gotta build a shed to got those yard tools out of the way

Congrats on the new shop and house!

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Re: New Workshop (and house) - Work in Progress

That's one heck of a spread. Congratulations!!!

One question for those more in the know than I. I saw in the first interior pic of the shop a gas hot water heater. Should there be any concern about the fine wood dust?
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Re: New Workshop (and house) - Work in Progress

Nice looking place, I like the deck on back, the whole place looks great. I know you'll enjoy the shop too, got to have a 'play room' of your own in a spread like that. I agree the yard tools are going to have to be in their own little shed to make more space for your stuff!!
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Very cool! This would be a great time to seal the floor before you fill it up. DAMHIKT!
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Re: New Workshop (and house) - Work in Progress

The water heater is electric, so no issues there. Other than keeping the dust down the best I can.

The ceilings and non block walls are insulated and sheetrocked, so "hopefully" dust doesn't seep into the rest of the house.
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Re: New Workshop (and house) - Work in Progress

wow.... to be able to do all that at this day and time. all i can say is WOW. I KNOW A HANDFULL OF CONTRACTORS THAT WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A PROJECT OF THIS MAGNATUDE RIGHT NOW
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Nice looking place Brad, but I think I see tool shed, in your not so distant future, for the mower and yard tools.
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Good on ya.
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